[Click] click proc fs problem
Eddie Kohler
kohler at cs.ucla.edu
Tue Oct 10 10:47:45 EDT 2006
Hi Jinyang,
I use 2.6.16.13 all the time with no problem. How did you install click, by
hand or with click-install?
Eddie
Jinyang Li wrote:
> Has anyone had problem with mounting click fs with the latest click cvs
> checkout and 2.6.16.13 kernel?
>
> I'm able to do "mount -t click none /click", however, i cannot access the /click
> directory afterwards, e.g.
>
> $ ls /click
> ls: /click: Not a directory
>
> $ dmesg|tail
> click: starting router thread pid 469 (c7007578)
> kclick: click_read_super
> kclick: click_config_lock
> kclick: 50000000:c75bca00:c7110090: leaving click_inode
> kclick: got root inode c75bca00:c7110090
> kclick: got root directory
> kclick: done click_read_super
>
> I don't see any kclick verbose output as a result of doing "ls /click".
>
> Another strange thing different from a working previous click module is that the modules are "permanent" and could not
> be removed after being inserted.
>
> $ lsmod
> Module Size Used by
> click 3408192 0 [permanent]
> proclikefs 6740 2 click,[permanent]
>
> BTW, the srcversion of click module is
> $ modinfo click.ko
> vermagic: 2.6.16.13 386 gcc-3.4
> depends: proclikefs
> srcversion: 2783D6B919274628FBC2250
> parm: accessible:make /click world-readable [1] (int)
> parm: uid:UID owning /click [0] (int)
> parm: gid:GID owning /click [0] (int)
> parm: greedy:Click takes a whole CPU [0] (int)
>
> Many thanks!
> Jinyang
>
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